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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-23

CHICAGO Sept. 2o.-Ihe condition OF r.. d. washburne.
exMinsier to France. somewhat better to-day. nj
though there that the end drawing near lie
passed a restless night and times was unconscious
This morning however, he awoke aud recognized those
about him Yesterday hv found lying on his couch
In his room Doctors were hastily summoned
and u found that his right SIDE was partially para
lyzed. aud no may. the physicians state. have had
slight stroke OF apoplery. TITS morning Hcupsteh
Washburne statsl that his father had also burst blood
sci nj tia back MS head
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. oHAYosIy THE AMgRIoAS KgyYrG CLUB.

regular quarterly meeting OF The American Ken
mel Club yesterday IA person or
by proxy boston, fhllsdephia. Dan tranesoV Ne"-
ses uar.fod, Hvruels, Lo anu &c, eiand aiso r.ro
uUst.stof hcnnCi Iiub and Ai.ef
lean FOX LluD tlls cay. Tho rcsisnston OF
IIesi.enL EUt oui.h al a.d accepted ovtrutarJ
treasurer aisD haa'dvd IN has rc>'B"a-
ION, enec CetOycr bus ai'er vigorous discussion
VS. accGpt fecieciOu s,uw-i Ofhs neat
uog snow February a. Madison square Gar
ucn Phaaeiphia following suit Ia me succeeding week.
while wiz give mammoth show IA Apr
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coast, tho bays and sounds connected herewith as well
the location Of tho different ghtships, buoys, etc
BY studying this map 1t is comparatively easy for one
to gain Idea Of tho course which the Inter
national yacht race will DO sailed and DO able to
locate the boats at number Of intermediate points
Fur tho last few days the rush for these reports, "
which only q limited number printed has been
very gcat. The SUPPLY this morning was practically
Tho officials. in order TO escape further annoyance
are seriously considering the ad1sability Of dosing
their doors until after tho shall have been sailed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-23
THE COUNCIL OF B4LTIMORE or TEMPERANCE
1rans.atsd BY ns Rer J. L. Asaghsr. @ CazenOria. N.

IIdastIfeu y. L.
here Is doubt but among the evils IN this region
w,.lch oeuy woep, the greatest Is the abuse
OF IntoAi:ailhg arpk. tor tnis Communal oANIas -
a T. rpotuai of sin ana the fruitful origin OF
numerous mserles.. 1t dr1gs nunDouoss nieu anu
many flp,.Iu- ru.E, wei pieciplt ltihS
great many souls into everlasting poIutiUn. and
Dec exists, not hue among Catholics
they give scandal to non-C athO.cs aud IL Is great
obstacle to tnoir reception OF religion
nrst place, We hope 10 DBL am the AID OF the
priests l., WI Om t1i has gwen the ministry "I teach
Ing men by the Word of i-fe and informing item by
their el0d example. They should never cease 10 cry
strorgy against drunkenness and It's occasions,
especially when they conduct the religious services
for the people. Mindful of the Apostolic doctrine.
from their whole heart they shuld teach the hocks
vcE to their that II Is written Nor drunkards
. shall possess the Kingdom OF God' q
Cor, x., lOJ. Following In the footsteps OF tho
facis OF the former councils OF Baltimore, and ad
herring 20 the writings OF the angelo Doctor ST. Thomas
Aaunas, approve and especially we commend that
pralseworthy custom OF many who In Our lifetime
entirely abstain nom the use of Intoxicating drink
thai they NAV better avoid tho vice Of ntcmperance by
keeping away Um the occasions of IT, and thus giving
others beautiful example OF the virtue OF temperance
Their zeal il according to wisdom they reap great
friI. and nfo,s tie hope OF greater for them in
the future We recognize worthy Of great praise
these s,ceiies called "1ho Catholic Union for Pro
for they are ruled by rue Catholic spirit, and they
seek the aid not In the strength Of their own
vail so m"G :, IN pret thar aa The ' head Of the whole
church. the Viccroy OF Christ. often enriched them
with his apostolic blessings
IN liquor business that they seriously thiEk with
wha, and how great dangers and occasions OF sin
their business surrounded although it IL not In
itsef forbidden II they can, let them choose moro
honest means OF making living But IL they cannot,
lot them study with all their strength to remove nom
themselves and nom others the occasions OF SIN They
sell to children to those who are not their
own masters to those whom they foreSee arc
going TO abuse drink. They must close their bar
sundays, at no time must they allow cursing
swearing immodest talking within tho walls OF their
saloons. But II through their culpahie fault or CO.
operation religion is brought into disrospect or men
dragged into ruin. let thom remember that there is
Vjndcator In Heaven, who will most certainly visit
on them the most awful punishments.
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THE WELTHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS "a HOURS.
WASHINGTON Sept 22-Fer New-Engand and Eastern
N.wyort. colder fair weather, light to fresh north
westerly winds
For Delaware Now-Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania.
colder fair weather. preceded In the morning BY light
rains fresh 10 brisk nOrtheasterly WINDS
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
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GREGORY-RUSH-On russis-. goth inst, at New York
City. by the Rev. W. !. Anderson, Milton H. Gregory
Annie l.. Rush.
HIGGINS-RUSH-On SATURDAY. September IL. 1897.
by the Pew. William r. Nichols at ST. Janess Church.
Philadelphia Cecil Campbell Higgins Of Nsw.York and
Susan daughter OF Rchara Henry Rush. OF PhiodephlA
IRvING-srEELE-On "Wednesday. Ssptember I'll. 1877
st Jamess Episcopal Church. Fordhanl ~ the Rev.
Mr. Holt rector Miss Constance Steele MT Lewis Nor
ton Irving both OF NewYork City.
LYON-CURrISS- Wednesday September 81, 1897.
at tho residence OF v. II. Baker by tho r. p
Terhune George Lyon TO Anna Curuss ali Of Brook
lyn, ". Y
n cards.
MURRAY-TIFFANY-At Grace Church. Plain FIELD ". J..
on "Wednesday September 81 1887 by thu Asv Erskinf
NJ. Roduan. Maria l. TfIny 60 William II. Murray 81.
DECENTRALIZATION THURSDAY. September % 1887.
Matthews T. Church, Brooklyn by the Rev. Charlie
W. Turner. Henry W. Pinkney to Margaret O.. daughtA
OF Captain samuel Hoss both OF Brooklyn.
Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed Nth full nam
I'd
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PURE WATER WITHIN THE REACH OF

PURE WATER WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.
To the Editor Of The rribuns
SIR: do not agree with B." In his letter of septem
Der Ia. He can find the "good plain water" that he
wants for reasonable price, and he certain Of Its abso
lutte purity refer to Hygeia Water which have used
az Newport and New-York for two years consider
the parties. whoever thew are. that manufacturing
this delicious water, deserve encouragement 1t is
public boon Yours, etc. H.TO.
No. ~ Waitst, Hesc- York. Sept %, 1897
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5uecial u ,nces.
columbia College Le.sees.

ALL essees Of lying bstweeu t7th aud 5lst sta and
,h hh and gh ayes who OF absence OF Other
have not already signed are requested TO can
M TEIY al tho office OF W H. Taylos sons Stt othava
aar cx IN no sign important paper relating
~ ~ M NEWk T. o. their leases BY order OF tho
cor MIRA COLLEGE LEASEHOLDERS ASSOCiAs
TTOS.
EyFTNaHAM II. NICHOLS President
w II. TAYLO s., Secretary. :.
Az II, IIanlsi.s ,n's CarDct Cieaninx Works
Is East 2Tth.st Send for circular.
No charge carriage this island south OF i6Otst
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crtrsaA 1yyo gMAyoTpATYoy DAP.

JAcxsox, Miss. Sept 81. -ismsnoipation Day vas col
ebrsted in grand style by the colorcd people to-day
There was procession 5000 strong, including military
and civic societies. John Mcaill. Mayor OF JacKson
ia an address of welcome 10 the vistors; the Eman
snaton Proclamation VI President Lincoln was read by
ri ii Garrett eoiorsd, OF Madison County, aud James
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Cgl FRS yOs TIE YACHT RACE.

l.. "-thrn,n,rr vecht nace between the Volunteer
thistle e diving the officials Of the lighthouse
Ia 1t this point no end OF trouble so sa ono
= q sdmkabls map IN sections q tns As'4'
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E.E WHEELER A RRESTED.
RELEASED ON BAIL IN THE SUM OF $50. 600.
COMPLAINT by THE PHOENIX NATIONAL BANK or
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OTHER SUITS EXPECTED

COMPLAINT BY THE PHOENIX NATIONAL BANK or
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OTHER SUITS EXPECTED
fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
NEw-HAvES Sept 22.-Oficer johnson Of tho
Hartford Police Department arrived I'm this city this
afternoon with q warrant fur the arrest of f. s.
Wheeler charge Of obtaining s2914 30 of the
Phnnx National Bank Of Hartford under false pre-
fences. Mr.. Wheeler found at his home I'm Hill
house ave. and hearing the warrant read, sgnlned
his willingness to accompany the Officer. In the time
that interviewed before tho departure Of the train Mr.
wheeler sent for Attorney J. W. Alltng and exJndgo
Henry Il. Pariee. his COUNSEL and held consultation
with them. He appeared completely broken up, and
II with apparent difficulty that he could control
his voice Fierce ~ Welch, Mr.. wheeler's father-ln-
law sIgnied his willingness to become bondsman and
in custody OF tho officer accompanied by Mr. WEIGH and
the attorneys. Mr. Wheeler arrived ut Hartford at
30 p. and was taken at before Judge Henncy,
who accepted ball In the sum OF $4,000 given by
Mr. welch for Mr.. wheelors appearance I'm the Hart
ford City Court Friday morning The will then
be continued two weeks.
Tho allegation Is that on August o. Mr.. Wheeler
offered to the Phoenix National Bank for discount
promlssory note payable TO y. 3. Wheeler Co. and
executed by the James L. wdeks Company Of Balti-
more, the full value of which 20 914 &c. Tho
note payable three months from date 1t Is
further alleged that in response to question asked by
President Rcdfeld and Cashier Bunco, u the above
mentioned bank Mr. Wheeler distinctly stated that the
firm of L. 5. Wheeler Co. sob ent and duly
organized with paid up capital stock, and that tho
said company had bought merchandise OF r. D. Wheeler
a. Co. for years and were engaged In tho iron and
steel business. The complaint further alleges that
Mr.. whecler's statements false and made with
fraudulent intent that the James L. Wicks Company
had corporate existence and that f. s. Wheeler was
tho sole stakeholder of tho company that the James
l. wcks Company was organized and maintained by
wheeler for tho purpose Of enabling him to commit
fraud and that said company did not purchase goods
representing the face vaue OF the note and In iaot'
never made a purchase Of Il. s. Wheeler * Co.
The possible penalty for the offence charged Is three
years I'm state pnson. city Attorney Parker said last
evening that a dozen warrants would nc issued ior
Wheeler at once charging him with obi aiming money
from other Hartford banks on similar fraudulent mis-
rcpre-cntations New Haven L. much excited over
tho affair." and II Is not improbable that Mr. wheeler
will be arrested on complaints Of banks in this city,
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tried tho machine and rode over tho most uneven
ground ND and down short and sharp hills bricks and
other obsfuctions In manner that greatly surprised
military men and others who were present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-23

Capt. Joe Ellsworth and velunieer.
Both great favotss yachsnen but tho greatest
fsvorte IL Kinney Tobacco Co 3 ceeora ted new White
Caps" extra 1nc. hand mad.
KINNEY TOBACCO CO.. New.York
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WIRING A FRA CrURED KyEE-CAP

A method q treating a fracture OF the kneecap,
wiring the paella,' 1t Is called, successfully
demonstrated at Bellevue Hospital day or two ago. The
operation performed by Dr. w. f. Fluhrer, assisted
by the house surgeons the hospital Drs NJ A. Crockett
and W. g. BREASTED, and before prominent members
profession, whom returning from the
Medical Congress their way their homes in Kansas
City and ST. Louis The liyelest interest centred IN Dr.
Fluhrers treatment not merely on account OF his re-
makabc success in treating fractures OF this kind but as
Offering admirable Illustration OF the careful and CON-
plee system OF antiseptcs used in the hospital Every
possible thing done owad perfecng the aim and tho
conditions OF the operator. Before the patient was put
under ether Dr. Fiuhrcr described the and
general outline OF HIS method OF treatment and showed
himself ready fully and clearly TO such questions
which manipulated snd the with which he went
work elleied the enthusiasm OF his fellow
surgeons present
After that portion OF the leg TO be operated upon was
thoroughly athered and shaved ncsion was made
what famia ly known the kneecap. The two
fracture thus revealed now 70 be brought
together sort crochet needle passed through at care
fully sought and directly opposite points Oh either side was
carry threads, and these Ia turn were used 10
through by OF which the two sides OF
pulled Oscy and hrmy together care
fully leaving the tissue outside, when was se"ed ogeshor
Antseptcs used uninterruptedy curing
process OF The OPERATION Inc operation lasted
hours ana "A hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-23

HILL the orator OF the day, delivered an eloquent and
patriotic address, which heartily applauied by tho
thousands present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-23

Phnrmncesttc skill, tie Faithful Aiiv
OF science has given Benson Plaster for the reef 81
pains innumerabe. Never fails
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OBITUARY.

AHMED FAIRS EFFENDL
COSsTAsTrSoPLE, Sept 22.-Ahmed Faris Enends ths
celebrated Arabian poet and author. is dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-23

CHERBY-MALT PHOSPHITES.
A pleasant tonic; gives new life. All druggists.
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MARRIED..

Colgate & Co.'S ~O6 Laundry Soap
used nv all families In the city wit appreciat
0 good, reliable article.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-23

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Sept 23-l A. M-Cioudine" pro-
vailed yesterday and before midnight there was sprn
ks of rain Tho temperature ranged between Oh. ana
correspondlng day last year. So lower than on We'd
nesday. ~, 49,. Ill, rrnhah,v Ina
coolsr. fair weather, preceded by light rain
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IN MN RARNER

AN OLD FARMER
ESooe The Bosfeh TaHsctpt
Marty of ladies driving through the Had!ey meadows
lost NJ cir way ON their return to their homo
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DIED.

Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed wih faU naa
and address.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-13

isaac Gorden OF Ms Pleasant. IS a. the
Clarendon.
Peter Wall. OF wes.phalia, IS in the city
on business.
Henry Filling. OF Grayling, was in the
city yesterday.
Hon NJ. II Fords family left yesterday
TOR Washington.
Mr. and Mrs A. b. Kennan. will be "at
home" a. Ihs Warwick January and II.
Geo II. Hubbard. J. w. Waltman aud d.
G.. Wechs. OF Grand Haven, are at the
! Clarendon.
Tbs LINES Rides will give their third an
nual oau Thursday night at their aEmory
on fearI-st
John Thorp. OF Grand Haven in the EN-
ploY Of " h.ts & frlAat. OF this city, was
ID town yesterday.
}. K. A Agnsw aud W. A Gavett, OF the
G. & W. ~, arrived home last ening from
tour ofinspectiOn over the line.
Judge Wells, OF Foreman, Dakota. land
agent for the Manitoba railroad is in the
ciIy ana will open an oFico here immsd-
lately.
Miss Althea. daughter Of Turnkey Lewis.
has recovered sufficiently 20 be able 10 walk
sboyt the house and anticipates = sleigh
rus sLoitlg.
John kemper and Anthony Platte. OF
Westphaha, we're Ia the city yesterday to
attend the funeral OF Frank Bo.tss. of
West Bridse-st., who died last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. r. A0seley arrived in San
Francisco Saturday. After spending two
weeks ia Central Calilornia they will go
south TO Santa Barbara and Los Angeles.
Or. a Eobisson returned yesterday
morning from Detroit. While there he pur-
chased the exclusive right of Kent county
for lands porcelain process of filins teeth.
r. Mitchell aud r. Christy, of East Jor-
dan. were IN the city yesterday. The former
was returning from q SIX weeks visit in
New YORK and the latter from trip to
Chicago
Lou Brown. OF Muskegon, is in the city
for a few DAYS. The principal attractions
for him were the Misses Gage and Benedict
hop, the comIng kirmes and perhaps a few
young ladies'
James II urd, foreman Of the plaster beds
on the West Side, returned from Vera
Cruz. where he was with the passenger
cOnductors' excursion. he brought back
many novelties from there, among whic d
| were some fine walking sticks.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-13
OPENING The TERM.
Cases in the Superior Court Yesterday
CsArkins Discharged.

Cases In the Superior Court Yesterday
CsaTkins Discharged.
The December term OF the Superior Court
yesterday, with the Judge and his assist
ants all IN their places. The case of james
Clsrkins. for assault. WAS nolls prOsd. aud
the defendant discharged. Clarkin Is the
man who shot Mart BooFhem in mis- gamD-
ling room. last Spring. The case OF Eugene
HOag. the hackman, charged with highway
robbery, was continued oyer the term. The
case of George x. Mulholland charged with
oor aiming goods under false preteuses, was
noile pTos'd. In the cases Of Thomas L.
Sheldon and others and George +. Pautllnd
agains. the city, thirty days further time
was allowed the plaintiffs 10 settle q bill OF
exceptions. In the case of Martin Baker.
charged with assault, and appealed from
Police Court, J. III. Malone was appointed
a. attorney for the defendant. In the mat
ter OF several residents On Ellsworth sye.
against the city. for damage 10 their prop
erty by the regrade of the street. the attor-
news are making their arguments 10 the jury
and the case will be submitted THIS morn
ing.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-13

CrRcrIT.-Phebe ID. Rice rs. Joseph Platte
ct al. Trespass on tie case. Motion 10 re-
t&x costs denied with cOsts.-The People
vs.. Michael Brady. Burglary and larceny.
Sentenced TO STATE HOUSE of Correction a.
lOnia for three years."John Quinn vs..
James NJ. Lane. Replevin. Motion for
new trial granted Lewis G. DuntOn VS..
James A. Curus5 and George II. Dunton.
Assumpsit. Motion for new trial argued
and submitted. J.. Ross -.
Thomas +. Rogers. frespass on the case.
Motion 10 dismiss cause for not filing Sc
cGriiy, unless plaintiff file security within
thirty days and pay costs of motion
trOmbis 5. Chese5rO et al -. the Grand
Rapids Lansing Il Detroit Railroad Com
pany. ChancerY. Motion for security for
costs deniei.-In the matter of the as
agnm.ns Of Eaton & Christensen. Order
allowing assignee 10 pay amount due on
chsttel mortgage to Old National Bank, pro-
v.4ing Within seven days no creditor hles
bond 70 indemnify assignee IN suit contest
ing validity Ol mortgage, and notice Of or
der 20 De served on parties interested az
least I've days before expiration of time.
-Brsdiey y. L0bdell We. William W.
Forester e a.. Trespass on the case.
Motion 20 Quash writ denied with costs.
SUPsRfOE The People vs. James Ciarkius.
Assault N0lie pros'd. discharged. The
lrtNto ~ F4--cAe uDaS- lsoRDclY- tDn-
finued over term The People rs. Geo.
X. Huholsnd. False pretensss. NOlle
pros q. Thomas T. Sheldon, et. al. vs.
the city OF Grsnd Rapids. Ejectment.
Thirty days alowea plaintiffs 70 settle bill
Of xpections.--treorgs r. Pantiind W.
the city same Or1er.--Nicholas IT.
Van Ianit Va Henry n. Gosb. Tres
pass. Continued on usasl terrss.--Ihe
People IS Martin Baker. Assault. j. n.
Ms.oaev appointed attorney for defendant.
-Jossph Brown 3. Walter r. Eai.
Tresunss. Confined over tsTm.--IB the
matter OF tie Elisw0rth-svs. rsgrade. On
trial.
Ps0ssrE-E Estate Of John " Phei ps.
Deceased. Order admitting viii % probate
--- Estate Of William O. Bradford. De.
ceased Orsisr determining heirs Estate
OF Katie karsl. Deceased. Order deter
mining heirs --Esisfe Of Oxke Dykema
Deceased. Order .li0wir sxecutrix mai
account, distributing estate and discaark.
ing sxecutrix - Estate Of Frederick HUI
ferf Deceased. orier grantng adm nis-
traitor license % sell re1i estate.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-13
NYE & LACY,
Successors to Edwin b. Dikeman,
LIVERY, SALE AID FEED STABLE
C5 and &c KENr-sr
We Are Now Ready
And Would Like to See You

We have as complete line OF Presentation Goods as
can be found in city, and Prices lower than
at any Monroe-st Crockery Store
Lamps our speciality, and we have an immense
line of Hanging Lamps, Parlor Lamps, Hall Lamps
&C. A beautiful Hanging Lamp, complete, with II
in shade double burner and chimney, only SI.6o One
with prisms and decorated dome shade, double
burner and chimney, for S247 And the best Lamp al
SIS 90 in the city
We have Dinner Sets, Tea Sets Toilet Sets, Salad
Sets, Ice Cream Sets, Nut Bowls, Orange Bowls
beautiful Vases and Bric-sbrac, &c, without limit
Toilet bottles for covering large assortment beautiful
Dolls Toys Novelties, &c.
Discounts given to Sunday School classes and
Societies.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-13

Ths Lottery &C.. sriea Before ge1ss
Aall..ss or .rl.nln.Is.

The Lottery Csss 2rtea bsfsE~ 1eslss
Aespsss otAsr lrtsnln~is-
ia Po.ee Ceazs yss.sr5sy Hlesard s.
cyr piea4si zatsy = 3 eharys - yssEauey
and ssnssaes as slso-aast 90 bim. he
sxau.aatlon 81 gazs H.aaenaea tos bar
zlsry azd larcsay. vas rss11aed sad ne
testimony : about al 10. Ia tae case oi
AsEii-ou Douglass. cenFiess4 q f4illlg 70
sgppofi alz ssmAy. gaFs 8 p1l1 - ~ - iu
tie future a11 U4s dfScaaFfs1 HARRY
4oAascn catered 8 formal pea 0l u9f gasily
- tse e1aFss - eaIrtilg oa i4itez. p t1e
zrtEe of Ire tlu5e Tea COMPANY. aEa Has
ssen ; ffsl before tha Jasge A hat
sozrl lawyers Nsfe asss slsa IA tie Coat
foou 81 TIE aour ~ trisl an they With iAe
Prosecuting AtfGf1sg sers aii otlse oHinisa
sasl it 9zz - oe sn ek4s-lnAtga au1 4 -
s tF.al. Judge Holmes eoul uesa sas brl-
hans saisxy cl sarrlslsss. ihat Le e0ul-
pialus alleged nllsiefoeaaor ard noi a
felony. therefore kis cg1rt l21 Ilrls1lctipu
n the matter. ~. z. Grove aad JohA =.
Moore. Ners SgioFlegs i9r tae defendant
ani s. ID. Clay conducted tie prosecution.
After tbs tesgi al01y hsd bssa laEva the
1-lsnss ulade = ul0ll0n - gaasl 9l the
ground ta4E there wss no evidence - sla-
ss4ntI4ie tue cA=rgs. Judge homes nlil
dee de guis point this afternoon.
Thomas Cundiey, ~ ssl SLIDER heard th az
= variant had been issued ior nlsarlesg. ana
ln the afternoon he came lntO eoau. xIt-
dis attorney j. T. Mcbride end demanded
% kn0s Waal ths charge W@s agains- hm.
Detective Smllh served tas warrant which
charged aim with false pre-enses. Air. &c
bride real the Complaint aud made q mo
rpu % qussh. stating tnAt there MAS no
C.isnas charged IN tae complaint. lhe mo
ton viii be argued next Monday. The ex-
animation OF james Hunter c0iOfed i0I
grand larceny Was zdj0urned u8m tomor-
ron afternoon.
". have q. vet .t,l,l!sb..s sut .n@ ehspter
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-13

'The Boston stare, who oDsn Hart
usa's Hail 9Th their brilliant entertain
msnt next Tuesday evening. December -
the second in tee Y II. G. A. course. is a
company Of star Artists. whose individual
merits have been recognized IS the press
an public of AmsFics i1 The most fstter p z
terms. TIE combination ~ taleDf in tuis
artistic group is unequaled bT t1at II any
similar organization nov hefcre the puhiic
The zel ecffons IN the programme sre Of such
exrpIleues. and 80 varied IN character. that
al tastes vii be catered 90 snl grssihe3.